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he's a 57 year old comedian. look at this. pap. chris just shakes it off with one step. th trained for months to play mohammed ali. i have met will smith. i've spoken to him right over there. he's got a hand like a flank steak! if will wanted to hit somebody, he should have picked somebody more appropriate, like jason momoa or liza minnell. at this point, she's unkillable. she is going to live forever. today we learned that chris isn't pressing charges. but of course, this is hollywood, and there are rules. you can't just storm a stage, physically assault someone on camera, and then go back to your seat. there have to be consequences -- like winning the oscar for best actor and receiving a staning ovation, then partying all night. who says hollywood sends a bad message to our kids? "you see that johnny. you see that? you solve your problems with violence, everyone will love you and give you golden statues. now, off to the after-party mister! you've got a lot of your own music to dance to! you go get jiggy with it!" ♪ water so clear you go straight to the bottom ♪ ♪ we are

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that's insane. upon a chris supported heidi from the very 1st moment, a great love story in both sports and life without the support of christian, nothing would happen like that. we came together 7 years ago and i said to him, i have one goal in my life. i want to introduce grocer, cutting the media. it was maybe off to 2 weeks or something like that. and he said to me, well, i know you can do it. he loves to be surfing because of me because he wants to to sustan's how it works. and then he teach me to, to re, is the surfing just by myself. i think i wouldn't that be possible to make this little record it's really one of the biggest safe to share most of all of the passion too good. we don't have to speak a lot with each other. we really have the same feeling and we just enjoy every single 2nd. when we are doing something outside, it doesn't matter if it's rainy or windy, or snowy, or whatever full testimony to enjoy every single seconds of your life. i mean, do what you lost as much as you can. that's one of the point. why the or that happy competitions training and works heidi's every

we met a man who lost not only his wife, but his three daughters and his baby son and, chris, we were up at his house earlier today. there is almost nothing left of it. this is a house made out of cinder blocks. a little bit of concrete in between them. and it is the kind of structure that really stood absolutely no chance in the face of an earthquake of this magnitude, chris. >> one of so many stories, raf sanchez, thank you. >>> we want to go live to pennsylvania, where state police are giving an update on the escaped convict, cavalcante. let's listen in. >> that brings the total reward up to $25,000 for information that leads to the capture of cavalcante. we remain concerned that kav can -- cavalcante will attempt to steal another vehicle to facilitate his escape. we ask for the public's help to familiarize themselves of the updated photographs and description of cavalcante to check security cameras they have, and to call us immediately if they believe they may have seen him. again, we ask residents to please secure homes, outbuildings and vehicles. it is imperative that anyone wit

it is and it's a question _ to resolve, chris. and it's a question that's _ to resolve, chris. it is and it's a question that's familiar - to resolve, chris. it is and it's a question that's familiar with - to resolve, chris. it is and it's a - question that's familiar with people living in places throughout the world that have just come out of conflict. how do you investigate what happened during the conflict and how do you deliver truth and justice to the bereaved families who want just that? justice to the bereaved families who wantjust that? for the british government, they will say that they have been looking at this question for 25 years now, since the conflict here in northern ireland largely ended and that there is no easy answer and that this is the best thing they can come up with at this time. a number of critics of this legislation will claim that really, what the british government was my priority here is to protect members of the state forces, former soldiers who were here during the conflict, that they want to protec

yes, chris kaba was travelling in a _ background of this? yes, chris kaba was travelling in a car in _ background of this? yes, chris kaba was travelling in a car in the - was travelling in a car in the streatham hill area of south london on september the 5th last year. he was hit by a single bullet fired from a police officer's gun and died on the 6th of september. it was a hugely controversial incident. it prompted quite widespread protests in london, concerns about possible excessive use of force. the independent 0ffice excessive use of force. the independent office for police conduct had conducted a detailed investigation, which ended in march this year. and then the result of that investigation have been with the crown prosecution service. after obviously quite lengthy consideration, if you look at the timetable involved, the crown prosecution service has now authorised that a police officer could be charged with the murder of chris kaba. that police officer was told today, as were chris kaba's family. the police officer will appear at

chris, was a father to and what happened to him. , was a fatherto be. — and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old _ and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old black- a father to be, 24—year—old black man who was fatally shot on the 5th of september in streatham. following his death, the independent 0ffice his death, the independent office for police conduct launched an investigation and six months ago, handed their evidence filed to the crown prosecution service. the crown prosecution service was tunica decision for the officer who fired at a gun. this morning, the crown prosecution service has announced that it has authorised a charge of murder for that metropolitan police firearms officer in relation to the fatal shooting. the family of chris haveissued fatal shooting. the family of chris have issued a statement in the last hour and they simply say, they welcome today's decision. the metropolitan police have also issued a statement in the last half hour and the deputy assistant commissio

a year on from the police shooting of chris kaba, his mother and father say they are still coming to or everyone, the family, because since on that day, every day is a big issue for us. if there is football, we think about chris, music, we think about chris, we are home, we think about chris, everything. mr kaba was killed in streatham hill, south london, after the car he was driving was followed by an unmarked police car. the two vehicles collided on a residential street and a marksman fired one shot through the windscreen, hitting the 24—year—old in the head. it later emerged the audi car chris kaba was driving, which didn't belong to him, had been linked by police to a firearms incident the previous day. the independent office for police conduct completed its homicide investigation five months ago and passed their evidence on to the crown prosecution service. but the family say they are yet to hear anything back on a charging decision for the officer who fired the gun. so what about us? what about us? when i have to do the proper mourning for chris? it's very disappointing, very. s

is that acceptable to laugh when you're discussing the value of a life? >> christ's well-known and understood that in policing and law enforcement in general that police officers have a weird, unusual sense of humor and a morbid sense of humor at different times that's totally inappropriate. part of it is a defense mechanism to protect them from some of the things that they're exposed to. but in this particular case and many cases similar to that one, what it really depicts and what it shows is a deeper, more disturbing type of pathology, which is -- which dehumanizes individuals, and when you're talking about dehumanizing individuals, that's something that should always be outside of professional policing because the number one priority is the protection and preservation of human life. so when you can just freely have this kind of flippant discussion about valuing -- actual valuing of a person, which is really -- it speaks a lot about how police and policing in this country really depends on your power and positioning, but to value a person and be as dismissive a

. >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, did they plan for that to happen? stunned reactions on capitol hill, when a key witness called by republicans says the current evidence doesn't support impeaching the president. >>> the mattress defense, bob menendez faces his colleagues for the first time since allegations of bribes and gold bars. can he convince any of them that he doesn't need to resign? >>> trumping the debate, the republican front runner skips the stage and says he could cross names off his vip list. >>> and the candidates spend more time fighting each other than fighting to bridge the gap with donald trump. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with ken dilanian at the surprise testimony today at the biden impeachment inquiry. what happened? >> reporter: well, chris, the republican star witness, constitutional law professor jonathan turley, a frequent guest on fox news perhaps didn't deliver the kind of testimony that the republicans

i as well, we do know that this because while a chris cover was driving the algae in question and in an area of south london that he had been blocks while driving down a narrow residential street by a month patrol. call on the box min fide. once through the windscreen, pitching chris carpet in the head where he died and with that of course now, but the case is live, there are restrictions as to how much can be said. and what can be said on the surroundings of this, none of the less the family of chris cobbler have issued a statement saying that they welcome the charging decision and that they await the trial of the firearms office without delay. this is also been coded by the police itself, who set that the, the announcements was a significant and serious development box that they are. they are now handing it over to the quotes now and on not going to comments on this any further. what we do know is that the police officer in question is on identified at this point. it only being referred to as an x $1.00 to $1.00, apparently uh the office is intending to make an application on an emp

chris. they don't have a ton of resource.the way, they don't have a ton of resource when it comes to subpoena for classified information for otherwise sensitive information. there could be negotiations in which certain lawmakers could see certain information in a secure facility. there's all sorts of ways for the administration to lower the temperature on this. but i will say this, the biden administration probably doesn't want to get into a long political or legal fight with congress over these documents. >> jake sherman, so good to have you you as always. >>> new warnings from pennsylvania authorities, nearly two weeks now into that desperate manhunt for that escaped murderer. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. msnbc (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand... ...in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) with verizon business, we get more control of pro

look, i find it as a challenge >> reporter: chris, the speaker is half right. ople who want to burn the place down in the majority when there is such a small margin that their votes matter on everything that's the challenge for mccarthy it's not clear that he's any closer to solving it than he was yesterday. he has threatened to keep members here through the weekend to keep voting they don't have the votes to pass the messaging bill, much less what they will need to pass to ultimately keep the government open beyond the end of next week. >> garrett haake, thank you for the late es. >>> the fight over federal funding on capitol hill has revealed a deep rift, vowing not to support any other aid without strict conditions. let me bring in congressman, mike quigley, democrat of illinois, member of the house appropriations committee and cochair of the congressional ukraine caucus who's due to meet with zelenskyy later today first of all, thanks for being here look, you know this, zelenskyy told the senate majority leader today ukraine will lose this war if they don't

chris and his family. i mean it is they lost a family member. >> reporter: he worked with chris for several years and bonded over bikes. they created a mountain biking group in the '90s and continued to meet up for trips. this tragedy shines a light on a bigger problem. >> these days it is just sort of every man for themselves. no one wants to get in trouble and held accountable. >> they call it the open cyclist season with cyclists getting hit left and right. he and other cycling groups say one of the issues is an increase in drivers and cyclists on the road. >> because of the pandemic as well, everybody got back in their cars and stopped using mass transit. a lot of them have not given up their cars since then. >> reporter: according to steven who bikes all over the east bay as a member of the cherry city cyclists says the lack of cycling infrastructure in the region is a bigger problem. >> there are some roads they have done recently that we will not ride on any more because they played it suicidal for a cyclist to be on it. >> reporter: we reached out to both the city of hayward and the police departmen

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kaba, 2a, and a further 2p, for a hearing this afternoon. chris2p, he was shot with a bullet to the head in streatham last year, having been followed by a number of unmarked police vehicles —— a father to be. his car was eventually stopped and a shot was fired. the car had been followed because it had been flagged on a police automatic number plate recognition cameras as being involved in an incident the previous day. chris kaba was unarmed and the car did not belong to him. as for the hearing today, in court, his parents were there, his mother and father, they were quite emotional when they got a glimpse of the defendant. the defendant has been told he faces a murder charge and a bail hearing will take place later today. he has been remanded into custody. today. he has been remanded into custod . , n today. he has been remanded into custod . , a ., ~ now a look at some other stories making the news today. figures from ucas, the universities and colleges admissions service, show the number of 18—year—olds accepted into university has fallen. it's

. >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. ♪♪ >>> at this hour, right on, hollywood's green writers in studios reach a tentative deal to end the historic strike has paralyzed the film and television industry for 146 days. so what's next, and could a deal with actors be close behind? >>> and now that indicted senator bob menendez has said he will not resign, will other democrats join john fetterman in calling for him to step down? is he just the first domino to fall? >>> plus mexico strikes a deal with the u.s. to depressurize areas along the border, including one texas city where nearly 9,000 migrants have arrived. >>> and fuel for talks, auto workers report their pressure on ford is starting to pay off as president biden prepares to hit the picket lines tomorrow. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, we begin with nbc's liz kreutz with the latest on that tentative writers strike agreement. tell us what we know about this deal, and what it might mean for some of our favorite

many thanks to all guess with joining us coline, i'm a chris waste and andrew lip. how? i'm thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's out. is there a dot com? i'm just on discussion to visual facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash 8 inside story. you can also join the conversation on x, formerly known as twista, a homeless at a j inside story. from me laura kyle, i'm the whole team here. as i sent out the the freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for ask on, traders praised the will concord or that is no choice, combating the impossible to sell that goods in isolated areas. we found out that during johnny's as they overcome the extremes, risk and you can install it on algebra and counting the cost a victim of global warming africa age to become a clean energy powerhouse. leaders on the continents and calling for debt relief to unlocked funds. the climate solutions plus anger's mounting impact of pakistan's. i am a bailout condition counter that calls on the al jazeera, the col

>>> a lot more to cover on this second hour of "chris jansing reports" including the astonishing video of a convicted killer escaping from a pennsylvania prison by crab walking up the walls and the serious questions it raises, where were the guards, and what's next for the man hunt that has paralyzed a community. >>> also ahead, the plea deal controversy, president biden rejecting demands from the accuse the 9/11 master mind and four other detainees, what they wanted and the one offer that could spare their lives. >>> the major development in the hunter biden saga and what it would mean for the president, joe biden's son, no facing an indictment before the month is over. what we're hearing from the special counsel. >>> and what's next after mitch mcconnell rebuffed any thoughts of retirement? his vow to finish his set term after addressing his health scares with colleagues in private. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, and we start with nbc's emilie ikeda outside the chester county prison where all the talk is about what i would call a compulsively wat

for whatever areas may be impacted, let's bring a chris warren from our partners at the weather channelporter: good evening, norah, we are watching a developing system off the southeast coast. not a tropical storm yet, it is potential tropical cyclone 16. and it is expected to bring tropical storm force winds. tropical storm warnings are posted through the mid-atlantic in much of the eastern seaboard through the weekend. we will have those strong winds and big impacts at the beaches with highest surf, storm surge, and very heavy rain. the timing for this, the worst of the weather happening tomorrow night through the day on saturday with winds gusting 40 to even 50 miles per hour. the rain, norah, and the surge all made worse particularly at high tide. >> norah: chris warren, thank you. now to a changing of the guard at one of the biggest and most influential media companies in the world. rupert murdoch revealed he is stepping down as chairman of fox's parent company a new core. cbs's jo ling kent has more on the man that changed american television and politics. reporter mack 92-year-ol

but i would also point out there is a huge amount of noise, as chris pointed out, that there are no chargesman was released on police bail in march. not considered by the police to be a flight risk or major security threat. we just don't know what the charges are or what the evidence is. yet, we have this you norm is political brouhaha going on amongst a group of mps who are known for their hostility against china. it is a lot of very loud noise. at the moment, not very much substance. sarah: we have to leave it there. thank you for sharing your thoughts this evening. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's have a look at the other stories maki the news. the grandfather of the 10-year-old girl found dead in her home in august told the bbc that the five children who traveled with her father to pakistan have been found by police. mohammed sharif said that he was hiding the children in his home. the terror suspect daniel khalifa has been remanded in custody, accused of escaping jail. heay have broken out by using bedsheets to tie himself to a van chassis. a rescue deal fo

it was a cake walk chris. hi so. so a bunch of different reasons. first of all, the problems were really invisible and really huge. and so there was sort of this disconnect in my head about how are there these problems that we that just kind of go under the radar. and a friend of mine who's a political told me that for really big social problems we need a language, we need a vernacular with which to even concept equalize the much less to have conversation about them or to debate them or to, you know or to start thinking about how to act on them or to change big policies. and so mean in a way, it's a wildly ambitious goal. but what i wanted to do was to start figuring out how to put together the stories and the policies, the work of the professionals are working on these things and i really extraordinary group of professionals. who are you know the heroes of the book in a sense. so there's that. then there is just writing which i'd always wanted to do. it's a it's a humbling process and i had an editor who said, you know, a lot of times the problem i

>>> we're back with a lot more to cover on this second hour of "chris jansing reports", starting on capitol hill, a place that's been racked by discord and verbal sparring. but today a powerful moment of unity and silence. [ no audio ] >> dianne feinstein, the longest serving woman in the senate and a champion nor gun control and gender rights dies at the age of 90. the emotional tributes bridge a divided washington. the tension and the impact as any hope of averting a government shutdown is looking bleaker by the hour amid republican infighting. a key vote failing in the house today. >>> and breaking in new york -- the state of emergency as torrential rains trigger flash floods, roadways and subways inundated. it is a nightmare for commuters. and the breaking news for michigan -- the uaw president called for an additional 7,000 autoworkers to go on strike. or nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments and we begin in washington with rare displace of raw emotion after the death of legendary senator dianne feinstein. ryan nobles is following this for us. what are you hearin

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a metropolitan police officer is to be charged over the death of chris kaba. te visit to france. let�*s return now to the breakaway nagorno—karabakh, where a ceasefire has been agreed between azerbaijan�*s army and the ethnic armenian leadership there. 27 people have died with hundreds more injured after azerbaijan launched an offensive into the region yesterday — the latest upsurge of violence in a decades—long conflict. it is landlocked and the territory is recognised as part of azerbaijan but residents have for a long time wanted to be part of neighbouring armenia. azerbaijan as predominantly christian and arminia muslim. the two countries

«a chris. what do we know about the attacks? . . . ~', . chris. what do we know about the attacks?been blamed on islamist _ attacks? the attacks have been blamed on islamist military - attacks? the attacks have been . blamed on islamist military groups which have been active in that region. according to the reports, locals say 64 people have been killed, 23 people injured and currently in hospital, and the military there are still trying to help evacuate many of the passengers of the river where the attack took place. they were attacked on thursday at about 11 o'clock in the morning. the attackers were also in the river then, shooting rockets at the river then, shooting rockets at the vessel before it got stranded in the vessel before it got stranded in the middle of the river niger. another attack was carried out on the military base, and did not attack what we understand is that 15 soldiers were killed. but the military there say they had also killed 50 militant groups who are trying to repel the attack. and that is how the government now has now declared a national mourning, thr

chris: the cftc is a remarkable regulator.an any other regulator and we started looking at digital assets and luxuries in 2015. we were doing artificial bitcoin mining in 2017. just to learn what it was all about and we understood as a commission. that is the kind of forward thinking we've done at the commission. i am hoping we can continue to do that. the question for congress, both sides are right in the debate. this concern about privacy and on the left there's a concern about how do we preserve the dollar for the future? we need to go beyond this and start thinking about the core thing is the dollar. how do we preserve the dollar and projected into a digital future? guy: you bring up the issue of mining. let's talk about the crypto world more broadly and spx comes to mind. what mistakes should regulators from those? how do we take this forward? chris: i will tip my hat to the sfdc because they brought crypto into the regulatory envelope by green lining the launch of crypto futures. now it is fully regulated, transparent, l

a yield of 5.25%. echoing tim and chris's points, this is a supply-driven rally, but also liquidity. last week, the bank of england increasing, so, there's global story behind rates. so, i think we may have a tactical short bounce here in tlt, but it's really the upside of 5.25 on the ten-year we'll have to look at. >> not to play bond market too much, but the opportunity is there for yields to go slightly lower, but that would in theory be the point where you would bet that yields would go higher? >> yeah, i think, so, melissa, i think this 4.5 that was mentioned the other day was just not really holding here. there's too much pressure. just simply by supply. very simplistic, today, with t-bill auctions, they don't actually never matter to markets, but they were not that well received, and i think that added to pressure in yields this morning. getting a lot more supply this week, so, i think it's more about 4.75 as a key resistance. but then, from there, we have to see how much it pulls back. it depends on data, it depends on inflation. if we don't pull back much, then it's really g

a, chris, i said you are with this to opinion why this loan us over sign it really use the she is at the grocery store. but the boy is much, and most of them are so much on the store, post the books, the bone fall in my room. so it's a blessing a child, and that sort of gotta do it all at the pretty much to it. then you're probably number. well, know so much that a new car schuman, i was just national, not sure was the, it's now the taja, concealing of things for fear that how do you, how does the husband's associates could find to seize anything wrong with marriage? by skype? at the time off to the virtual weddings, the subjects of our investigation didn't hesitate to go to syria, eager to find as they sold, long sold off to family, bless the rice of the flesh and the claim of the rest of these in the list of the phenomena about what we should do east, east or west, north to south. we must, per phone, global solidarity and global corporation. all the use of the kind that the word has never seen. so east west and also we have one comedy, one, you'll lose family, a the strong family i

a. chris dunham with nursery. and primary schools in quinn, but all of looking into the schools garden where she already knows who we around the support along the other one we use planting fits for making juice. it has enjoying kidney stones eating a banana leaf is good for your help by the not less than that. the seedlings were donated by an engineer and handed over a doing a small ceremony. environmental education. isn't that great that into the curriculum here, starting in kindergarten. and i think this approach helps them understand the practical application of what the low income happening in addition to raising their awareness about the entitlement part of the order for the english easy the, the school which is located in the fall risk of thumb is not within international sustainability school, the concept was developed about 30 years ago by the foundation for environmental education in denmark. the center for a moment, education in india has been a fucking to organization since 2014. so i used to bring an e

was it a complete shock that they were cleared here? >> well, chrisng material support for terrorist acts as part of this broader plot. back in 2020, this group the wolverine watchmen, a sprawling militia group associated with right wing movements and political ideologies, they were accused by authorities of planning to kidnap the governor, and these specific men who were acquitted today, these three men, they were on the sort of outskirts of the plan. not the central actors here. so in that sense it's not as much of a surprise, although what they were accused of doing is casing governor whitmer's property, taking part in some militia drills. they argued they weren't aware of the full scope of the plot or purpose of the plot until much later. throughout all the trials, we've seen defense attorneys bring forth evidence that the fbi has planted inappropriate informants and at times made mistakes in the process, and in some ways they allege even pushed the men involved in this to commit the crime themselves. and so that's some of what has complicated the

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a met police officer appeared in court on thursday. joe inwood has more. chrisen he was shot and killed in streatham. he was driving a borrowed car. according to police, the vehicle had previously been linked to an incident involving a gun. chris kaba was hit by a single bullet fired by a police officer. there was widespread outrage at his death, especially amongst london's black community. last week, his family were in court to see a police officer who is only being referred to as nxi2i charged with murder. they welcomed the prosecution, but it's been met with concern by many of the officer's colleagues. in total, it's thought more than 100 firearms officers have handed in what's known as a ticket permitting them to carry weapons. 0ne former officer says he's not surprised. i was on armed response for 23 years. i was on vip protection and i hugely enjoyed the professionalism, the teamwork of it. and i would miss that. would i put my weapon down today? yes, i would. hand it in. it's not worth it. announcing a review, the home secretary said police officers have

. >> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, the historic strike, pitting thousands of auto workers against detroit's big three. where the negotiations stand now, and is there any road to a deal before a multibillion dollar hit to the economy. trying to keep the lights on in washington, we'll dig into the laundry list of demands from the house of representatives from spending cuts to a border wall in exchange for averting a government shutdown. >>> the desperation in libya as the death toll from those catastrophic floods soars above 11,000. one mayor is warning a fifth of his city's entire population may have died. >>> and the lawyer for hunter biden defiant after those felony gun charges. why he says this entire case will be thrown out. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, and we begin with that unprecedented strike. thousands of auto workers walking off the job in three states. nbc's shaquille brewster joins me on the phone from a picket line. we heard pre

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